2009 was an incredible year for Redux. Continued growth, despite economic conditions and existing enterprise customers tightening their belts on Managed Hosting Services.
Several firsts worth mentioning during 2009 and heading into 2010:
Already pushing strong into 2010, we’ve made numerous changes to our public site. Most notably enterprise/complex hosting finally being on the table for discussion. We’ve been providing it in a variety of forms for close to 6 years, and now are talking about it publicly.
I couldn’t be happier with the Team and Infrastructure we’ve put together. Looking forward to a new round of firsts in the months to come.
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Playing catch up
A colleague/client and a new team member recently inspired the following.
2009 was an incredible year for Redux. Continued growth, despite economic conditions and existing enterprise customers tightening their belts on Managed Hosting Services.
Several firsts worth mentioning during 2009 and heading into 2010:
Large scale single customer storage deployment (60TB)
Client MySQL configuration with a 64GB Innodb buffer
Production deployment of a Force10 Switching Fabric
Non-human team members
Creative Director
Super Network Redux Man Episodes 1 and 2
OpenSourceBridge PDX – Sponsors, speaker and hosting
Wet Servers
Discovered Otis Taylor
Turned our Datacenters into a private art gallery, gorgeous cabling by Cameron Smith, System Engineer and Operations lead.
Already pushing strong into 2010, we’ve made numerous changes to our public site. Most notably enterprise/complex hosting finally being on the table for discussion. We’ve been providing it in a variety of forms for close to 6 years, and now are talking about it publicly.
I couldn’t be happier with the Team and Infrastructure we’ve put together. Looking forward to a new round of firsts in the months to come.
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